n.诡辩者；狡辩者

He is always a quibbler, never accepting defeat gracefully.
他总是一个爱挑剔的人，从不优雅地接受失败。
The lawyer was known for his quibbling over insignificant details in court.
这位律师以在法庭上对微不足道的细节纠缠不清而闻名。
She's just being a quibbler; don't take her nitpicking seriously.
她只是在吹毛求疵，别把她的挑剔当真。
The politician was accused of quibbling over the facts during the debate.
那位政治家被指责在辩论中对事实百般狡辩。
Stop quibbling and let's find a solution to this problem.
别再争论了，让我们找到解决这个问题的办法吧。
His constant quibbling wore down his colleagues' patience.
他的不断挑剔消磨了同事们的耐心。
The teacher told the student to stop quibbling about grammar rules and focus on writing.
老师告诉学生不要再对语法规则挑毛病，应该集中精力写作。
The contract is clear, there's no room for quibbling or misinterpretation.
合同条款清楚明白，没有模糊不清或曲解的空间。
Don't be such a quibbler; we all know what you meant by that comment.
别那么钻牛角尖，我们都明白你的那番话是什么意思。
In legal matters, it's important not to quibble but understand the essence of the issue.
在法律问题上，重要的是要理解问题的本质，而不是纠结于细枝末节。